As a part of Souter’s Bondi in the Bondi Pavilion Art Gallery, join the Waverley Action Group as we discuss Bondi of the inter war period and what circumstances lead it to become a base for some of our countries most recognisable Art Deco streets and buildings.

Immerse yourself in Sydney’s rich Aboriginal history, with stories spanning thousands of years to today. Guided by your Climb Leader and First Nations Storyteller, journey to the top of the iconic Harbour Bridge via the Summit Climb route.

We warmly invite you to the opening of Souter's Bondi, a new exhibition presented by the Bondi Pavilion Gallery. The evening will include light refreshments and speeches.

Celebrate the Australian Heritage Festival at Samson House at Walyalup. Bring a picnic and enjoy the jazzy tunes and festive atmosphere.

During the month of the festival guests can complete a passport that takes them through the history of mining in the Wollondilly Shire. The festival will conclude on 17 May with a talk on the history of the Davy Lamp by Andrew Conacher.

Discover the thrilling worlds of palaeontology and archaeology as experts come together to share their field adventures, uncovering both shared insights and key differences. Engage directly with them through live Q&A, and dive deep into these captivating sciences that reveal Earth's history.

Explore never-before-seen artifacts from the Hobart Convict Penitentiary's archives during the 2025 Heritage Festival. Uncover hidden stories and rare objects from Tasmania’s convict past in this exclusive, limited-time display. Bookings are recommended.

Experience the magic of moon gazing at Home Hill! With warm mulled wine and insights from astronomers of the Astronomical Society of Tasmania, this will be a night to remember!

Enjoy free entry to East Perth Cemeteries at Martellup on Sunday 4 May as part of the Australian Heritage Festival.

Explore the Old Dubbo Gaol with our passionate guide, uncovering fascinating tales of prisoner life, punishments, daring escape attempts, and rich history. This engaging tour promises an interactive and educational deep dive into the gaol's secrets. Don't miss this chance to step into the past!

If the surname rings a bell, it should—the poet Henry Lawson is a name many of us know. But the real trailblazer in the family was his mother, Louisa Lawson (1848-1920). Louisa was an Australian poet, farmer, writer, publisher, suffragist, and feminist and a long-time Marrickville resident.

See Tamworth Powerstation Steam Engine in action!

Discover stories embedded within the landscape on this walking tour through the Weston Park English Garden. Explore the transformation of this landscape under the influence of pioneer horticulturist Thomas Charles George Weston between 1913 and 1926 within a 200-year journey through time.

Unearth the stories of historic Retford Park, boasting a stunning seasonal garden, an elegant Victorian Italianate homestead, and impressive art collections located in the former home of James Fairfax AC.

A hidden gem overlooking Sydney Harbour, Lindesay is an atmospheric 19th century mansion with restored Georgian interiors and a glorious garden to explore.

Artists of the Round Yard present ‘34 Degrees South’ in the Round Yard and the White Cottage Gallery at Retford Park.

Built by the Porter family in 1909 and left to the National Trust (NSW) with all its contents in 1997, Miss Porter’s House is a unique living snapshot of twentieth century life in Newcastle. Treat mum to a slice of history and celebrate three generations of remarkable women.

Discover the hidden treasures of Port Macquarie’s past at our unique exhibition, Buttons, Bricks & Other Bits. From everyday items like buttons and bricks to rare historical relics, each piece tells a story of our town's rich history and the people who lived here.

This exhibition is not a complete history of Australia’s participation in the Vietnam War. Its intention is to pay our respects and to acknowledge the men and women who took part in a war fraught with difficulty while reflecting on the impact the war had at home. Includes a speaking event.

Join artist Patrick Shirvington for a morning of drawing in the surrounds of the 'Hut of Happy Omen' Ahimsa. Continuing Marie Byles legacy of connection to the natural world. Patrick is a well known artist / illustrator, with his work focusing on the natural world.

A special evening of short lectures revealing the fascinating, varied, and often hidden, work that conservators are undertaking to protect and preserve Victoria’s heritage.